05 December 2017

Flush with Meaning

Recent depressing developments [see: Bear Ears National Monument, tax reform, border wall, et al] have me looking to art for comfort. Made while he was participating in the arts/industry residency program at the John Michael Kohler [yes, that Kohler] Arts Center, this 1974 sculpture by Jack Earl caught my eye. Perhaps you'll find some personal solace in 'The Factory as Toilet' as well.

1 comment:

this WC reminds me of a story that just today I read. Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels, two arch. students who organized a-city-out-of-sugar-cubes building project. Sweet.www.wired.com/2014/02/crazy-castle-created-sugar-cubes/

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